Great States Clash War Not To Be Declared
Cairo Aug. 14 health officers from Hinds and Kentucky resolved a dispute over yellow fever inspections at a conference in Cairo. Illinois officers may board trains to Kentucky with certs. Kentucky to issue fewer certificates. Four Hoxte crewmen allegedly bought certificates in Paducah to return to Cairo. Illinois guards tighten border checks at Cairo bridge and riverbanks. Dr. J W. Amassee arrives to lead Cairo marine hospital during Dr. Guiteras absence.
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Cairo
Hinds
Kentucky
Caira
A. Meormick
Kentucky State Board of Health
George T. Vries
Tinois State Board
Tinois
Bod Tring
Teis
Llnois
Hlinois
Hos
Paducah
Hoxte
C@airo
la McCormick
Pay
Palmer
Tlinois
Trning
Mentucky
Ilinois
McCormick
Uinois
J W. Amassee
United States Public Health and Marine Hospital Service
Seattle
Cairo Marine Hospital
G. M. Guiteras
New Orleans
Arrest of three aldermen over city franchise plan
Sparta Missouri August 14 three aldermen were arrested at 11 PM under orders from Mayor J L Grigg after absenting themselves to block a council quorum. They aimed to secure water gas electric light and street railway franchises for George Kohusch and partners. The council had adjourned to again consider the telephone franchise when the abstentions halted quorum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sparta
J. L. Grigg
Ely
M. W. Cottle
J. J. McCulloch
George Kohusch
Harry Wawes
James McCaffery
Thomas M. Jenkins
St. Louis
Anil
Tarek
Quorin
Min Zaely Anderson
A. Leeman
A. J. Wylie
Asayor
Vervil's Lake Excursion Ticket Offer and Schedules
Excursion by the Chicago and North-Western Line to Vervil's Lake and Chautauqua Assembly offers round trip tickets from Freeport and Rockford for August 16 with departures from multiple stops. Rates include 1.50 for the round trip and return by 6:00 p.m. Tickets and information from railway agents. Also advertised are special excursion rates to Colorado Utah and the Black Hills with travel dates starting June 1 and returning by October 31, with multiple destination cities listed and daily trains via the North-Western Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vervil's Lake
Freeport
Ridott
Pecatonica
Winnebago
Rockford
R. D
Devil's Lake
C. & N. W. Railway
Sdwln
Chautauqua Assembly
Als
North-Western
Chicago & North-Western R’v. Bel Ws
Colorado
Utah
Black Hills
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Salt Lake City
Hot Springs
Deadwood
Lead and Custer
Chicago & North-Western R
March of Yellow Jack in New Orleans Report
New Orleans reports rapid yellow fever rise with 105 new cases and nine deaths on Saturday along with fowl spread to 25 new points. Daily totals show 348 patients under treatment and a continuing surge in infections. Dr White cautions full case tracing could stamp out the disease quickly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
White
Cure for leprosy found in Manila report
Manila report from a board of health circle claims a positive leprosy cure after tests on twenty five cases. Six patients are absolutely cured and others show marked improvement. Cases observed for six months show no contagion signs, and the method uses X rays, with surgeons keeping names private.
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Manila
Avg
Board of Health
Mas
Fire destroys Hercules Engine Works in San Francisco
A blaze at the Hercules Engine Works on 16 31ay Street in San Francisco caused total losses estimated between 150 000 and 200 000 dollars. Firefighters battled the flames but the plant suffered extensive damage and is not yet contained.
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Buin
San Francisco
Cal
Ay Street
Global unrest and industry notes from early 20th century headlines
In Seville, Malaga, and Cordova districts unrest grows as wage gains and industry figures shift. Charles M. Schwab plans a three month European study trip. Swedish and American industrial issues appear with window glass trade unions and wage changes. A Philadelphia women's convention reshapes leadership, while Chicago figures face complications. A Kentucky accident injures children, and a Wisconsin drowning is reported. A Newport rescue on the river prompts caution. Supreme Court justice briefs on policy and finance surface amid fractured international news.
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Seville
Malaga
Cordova
Spain
Charles M. Schwab
Europe
Amalgamated
Window Glass Workers’ Association
Philadelphia
Cummings Shea
Chicago
Wilt Mott
Paduenh
Brewer
States Supreme Court
Adidas
Mayastis
Mitad Gori
Thurston
Mitchell
Oregon
Supreme Court
United States
Venezuehin
Schravider Company
Crensat Prance
Thanice CO
Silshy
da Selves Falls
Sou-Chow
Whina
Marengo the White Charger of Napoleon and His Last Ride
A portrait of the famed horse Marengo, Napoleon Bonaparte’s white charger, detailing its exploits from Acre to Austerlitz and its final years after the Moscow campaign. The article recounts how Marengo carried Napoleon at Borodino and the Beresina, the battle of Waterloo not reached, its return to Paris, and eventual fate in England and Norfolk with Generals Angerstein and Avgerstein.
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Napoleon
Nile
Superbus
Desert
Lorabint
Tie
Acre
Marengo
Austerlitz
Jona
Wagrain
Flo
Moscow
Borodino
Beresiia
Elba
Louis
Paris
Lord Tetre
England
General Angerstein
Grenadiers
Angerstein
Norfolk
Guards Brigade
Avgerstein
Weeting Mall
London Modern Society
Extra Session Talk Sparks High Opposition
Oyster Bay Aug 14 not withstanding Roosevelt may not call an extraordinary session next November. Indications now say the session will not be held this year. Strong pressure against the plan is growing as senators and representatives urge against an extra session citing little to gain and potential interruptions to lawmakers before the long regular session. If called, it would begin three weeks after the November elections, with possible southward travel by the president for a fall trip to Louisiana Arkansas and Tennessee considered but not finalized.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Septender
South
Atlantic Coast
Louisiana
Arkansas
Tennessee
Wade
Lodge Visits President and Seeks Peace Talks
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts returned from Europe and attended a private visit with the president at Sagamore Hill before heading home to Nahant. He spoke of cordial European views toward the United States and expressed hope that peace talks in the Far East might succeed, noting no strong personal stake beyond interest in foreign relations. The piece also notes local obituaries and a Wisconsin millionaire’s death, plus legal and industry items in brief.
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Louise
Massachusetts
Sagtamore Hill
New York
Nahant
Mass
Lodge
Semite Committee On Foreign Relations
United States
Great
Lode
Portsmrouthy
Mie
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Ynan
Bradfield Regulator
Atlanta
Springffield
Sted
Bloomington
W. O Wood
Cole Selous
Thee Aton
Peorki
Minnie Caurpitan
Vermont
Burr Mitchell
Business Directory
Illinois
BANKS
D.C. Stover
Fred Dorman
W. H. Wagner Henry Bater
Homer F. Aspinwall
Also
Savings Department
German Bank
Ill
Hettinger
Gollmann & Co
Capital
C. Collmann
D. F.graham
Collmann
V. Pres
Jongkunz
A.dash
D. B. Bchulte
Wm. Trembor
Aug-Bergman F.m.gund
W.N. Cronkrite
Joho
First National Bank OF
D. B. Bidwell
A. Bidwell
Second National Bank
M. V. B. Elson
H. &. Webster
Oashier
L. Z, Farwell
W.A. Hance
Reuben Siegfried
J. F. Fair
Burchard
Burret Burchard & Burrell
Attorneys AT Law
Court House
W. N. Cronkrite
Stephenson St
Ldwly Freeport
Rathe & Winning
Galena Avenue
A. L. Babcock
Gaena Avenue
Mae
Amantit
Ul Kiser
Cleveland
Marl Kiser
Glenville
Sysonby
Saratoga
James R. Keene
Bishop Smith
Asheville
N. CG
A. Coke Smith
Southern Methodist Church
Norfolk, Va
NE Food Co
Murenga
Mr. Tankley
Tanktey
Yosh Welborn
Dr. McLeans
Dr.sl
McLean Medicine Co
Lows
Loege AS
Sagamore Hill
Pete
Oxford
C. Stawson
A. Wiiees
Garton
Dary de Parton
Jolla
Tara Marlon
Harton Liek
Captain Barton
Packers
Tywephlnir Packers
Kawyers
Ue New Federal
Wisconsin
Stevens Point
Wis
James J. Cone
Schoefffl & Brokhausen
Silver Bell
Dr. Price
Swift
Pride
Schoeffel & Brokhausen
Freeport Gaslight & Coke Go
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F. A. Schulz
EL Pronto
Albert Schwarze
Roy Melnick
A.W. Place
A. . Reiger
George Wolf
Edward Finnick
Dr. Matter
George Hornberger
S. F P. Roche
William Keeler
Atil Firat Claes Onis Paasonmer Service
Exolusivaly
VRS Teaa
Berolzheim
G P. A
Manitou Steamship Co
Chigago
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